Sentence examples for moderate walking from inspiring English sources

To accommodate everyone the tours had been rated with symbols denoting "moderate walking over relatively level terrain" or "considerable walking and/or climbing".

Participants were categorized into three groups based on their level of physical activity at enrolment: sedentary (reading, watching television, sedentary activity, walking or bicycling, <4 h per week), moderate (walking, bicycling, and/or similar activities ≥4 h per week), and heavy (light sports or heavy gardening ≥4 h per week, heavy exercise or daily competitive sports).

Easy to moderate walking conditions along mostly tarmac tracks with some uneven, broken surfaces, several gentle slopes and steps into some buildings.

A chairman of American Motors who became governor of Michigan, the elder Romney was an idealistic moderate, walking out of the 1964 Republican National Convention over the party's foot-dragging on civil rights.

Personalized goals, such as a minimum of 20 minutes' moderate walking each day, were set.

The intensity of exercise was classified as follows: light (stretch, light gymnastics), moderate (walking, jogging), or vigorous (aerobics, swimming).

Moderate walks average 10 miles a day.

"A conservative, a liberal and a moderate walked into a bar," Friess joked.

Predictably, the moderates walked out, extremism swamped the field, and the movement started to fizzle.

Analysts said that many moderates walked away because of the party's ideologically driven stance on the free trade agreement, which was first negotiated when the liberals were in power in 2007 and went into effect in March.

According to the USA Today reporters, Rep. Dent "said it was time to bring Democrats to the table and work on a bipartisan solution to fix Obamacare rather than repeal it entirely". Will moderates walk up to the ball?